Fossett missing in Nevada flight while scouting site for record attempt
Explorer of speed and endurance Fossett vanished after takeoff from a private Nevada airstrip while scouting for a rock et propelled car land speed record. His 2005 solo global circumnavigation in the GlobalFlyer remains a landmark achievement in aviation history.
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Kansas
GlobalFlyer
Salina
Tribute to Maestro Pavarotti’s Battle With Cancer Endures
Terri Robson, manager of Luciano Pavarotti, says the Italian tenor fought a long tough battle against pancreatic cancer with positivity until he succumbed in the final stages of his illness.
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Luciano Pavarotti
Telegram letters policy from Garden City paper
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone, notes all letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words with general thank you notes allowed. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed. Contact Attn Editor by email or mail at 310 N By Fa Garden City KS 67846 or call (620) 275-5165 or 276-6862 Ext 201.
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First Amendment Quote On Religion and Rights
A concise articulation of the First Amendment protection against government actions that could establish religion or restrict free exercise of religion, press, speech, assembly, and petition. The statement outlines prohibitions on laws infringing these core civil liberties.
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The joke is on us in cartoons and cultures clash
Kathleen Parker argues Western free speech clashed with offended Muslim groups, citing European Muhammad cartoons and U S editors who pulled Opus strips. She credits Berkeley Breathed for satire that lampoons American hubris, not Muslims, and laments editors bowing to controversy. The piece ends noting editors surrendered to protest, letting radical voices steer press content.
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Egypt
Jordan
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Iran
Sweden
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Fredrik Reinfeldt
Berkeley Breathed
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The
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Opus
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Salon.com
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Lola
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America
Iran and the axis of evil myth in US policy
Ed Kinane reports after a March visit to Iran, countering US claims of Iran as a terrorist state and nuclear threat. The piece contrasts American actions, including the 1953 coup fallout, Iraq war, and hostage crisis with Iran’s regional roles. It argues US power and double standards drive regional instability.
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George W. Bush
Mr. Bush and Company
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Persia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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U.S
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Mossadegh
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SAVAK
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Saddam
Hamas
Palestine
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Lebanon
Bush
Israel
Hezbolah
Ed Kinane
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MinutemanMedia.org
Let Us Mind Our Own Business Then
A Charley Reese column argues for isolationism and withdrawing from foreign entanglements. He criticizes Congress, media, and President Bush while urging the end of foreign aid and CIA activity, and preserving U S interests through noninterference as Washington warned. He calls for reform at home and questions global involvement.
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